Miami Vice Swaps Daytona for White Testarossa
Universal's revival of the 1980s series replaces the black Ferrari Daytona Spyder with a white Ferrari Testarossa after a trademark dispute.
U.S. Automotive News
This page covers vehicle recalls, safety regulations, manufacturing trends and the business of making and selling vehicles. Reporting follows the federal standards and corporate decisions that shape the national automotive market.
Electric Vehicles
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Clarkson's Driverless Tesla Ride Malfunctions in Austin
Jeremy Clarkson's Tesla Cybercab taxi ride in Austin, Texas, went wrong after the vehicle failed to behave as expected.
Automotive — General
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GM Recalls 80,095 Vehicles Over Brake, Steering Defects
General Motors is recalling Cadillac, Blazer, Chevrolet Express and GMC Savana vehicles in the United States for two separate safety defects.
Car Culture
Rare Superbird Sells for $368,500 at Mecum
A 1970 Plymouth Superbird with its original paint and drivetrain sold at a Mecum auction for $368,500 including buyer's premium.
Performance Vehicles
Genesis GV60 Magma Sound Tops Corvette Stingray
Car and Driver's sound tests found the electric GV60 Magma's simulated engine noise peaked above the 2027 Corvette Stingray with its optional exhaust.
Car Maintenance
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AAA: New Car Ownership Costs Rise to $12,863
AAA's 2026 analysis finds the annual cost of owning and running a new car climbed from $11,577 the prior year.
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Coverage takes in industry manufacturing shifts, federal fuel economy standards, consumer safety recalls and the market for new and used vehicles. It reaches every state and the manufacturing hubs where vehicles are assembled. Fuel economy requirements and safety mandates often create a tension between regulatory goals and engineering feasibility. Supply chain disruptions and changes in consumer demand remain the primary drivers of market volatility across the industry.